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Children's Literature Assembly Research Award is sponsored by Children's Literature Assembly. This award provides grants for original research addressing significant questions related to the field of children's literature. Projects may be carried out using any research method or approach.
The award also includes one complimentary year of membership to CLA.
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Research Award - CHILDREN'S LITERATURE ASSEMBLY Children's Literature Assembly The Children's Literature Assembly Research Award provides grants of $1,000 for original research addressing significant questions related to the field of children's literature. The award also includes one complimentary year of membership to CLA. Contingent upon available funds, as many as two grants may be awarded.
Projects may be carried out using any research method or approach so long as the focus of the project is related to the field of children's literature. Download the PDF file to see the guidelines and application materials for the 2026 award. Application Deadline: Sept.
1, 2026 2026 CLA Research Award Call File Size: 267 kb File Type: pdf Download File Elected board members and CLA officers are precluded from applying to CLA monetary awards, including this CLA Research Award. CLA members in volunteer positions, committee members, etc. are welcome to apply. Successful applicants may reapply every three years.
Priority is given to individuals who have not previously won this financial award or the Bonnie Campbell Hill financial award within the past five years. All applications are blind-reviewed by children’s literature scholars who serve on either the Endowment Fund Committee or the Children’s Literature Assembly Board. Other children’s literature scholars might also be invited to review applications.
Each application will be blind-reviewed by three scholars. Research Award Recipients Congratulations to the 2025 CLA Research Award recipien ts! Bonnie Campbell Hill Award Journal of Children's Literature CLA-sponsored NCTE Position Statements Children's Literature Course Syllabi Children's Literature Blogs Children's Literature Assembly Breakfast Other CLA-sponsored Sessions
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals conducting research related to children's literature. CLA members in volunteer positions and committee members are welcome to apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000 (up to two grants may be awarded). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Children's Literature Assembly Research Award is funded by Children's Literature Assembly. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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